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Dog Behaviour & Training

Why You Should Ignore Your Pet’s Begging

Try as we might to keep them fit, we pet owners often feel the temptation to over indulge our furry friends. Not only do we love to see their excitement at the ‘magic word’, we also use treats as a way of bonding with our pets – it makes us feel like we’re good parents! However, over feeding our pets can bring about a variety of health issues, as well as bad habits that can cause a strain on yours and your pet’s relationship. Here are some simple ways to manage your pet’s begging, and promote a positive attitude to food.

21st December 2022

Why Does My Dog ‘Scoot’ Along On His Bum?

We all know that seeing a dog scooting around on their bum is a funny sight, but did you know it can be caused by something a little more serious than meets the eye?

21st December 2022

How to Introduce a New Puppy into your Home

There’s no better gift you can receive than a new family member. Puppies are adorable, can teach responsibility and are great companions. Yet, much like little children, dogs also need to be properly taken care of as they learn and adapt their habits from the very moment they walk into your home. With that in mind, here are a few tips on introducing a new puppy into your home.

21st August 2021

How Much Attention Should I Give My Dog?

As dog owners, we’re always riddled with guilt that we’re not devoting enough time to our pups. In fact, we never Could give them enough – it’s not possible.

21st August 2021

Keeping Dogs Calm During Thunderstorms

Whilst we’re not the biggest fans of storms, they can really wreak havoc with our dogs, causing much stress and anxiety, often with long lasting consequences.

21st August 2021

Why Do Dogs Wag Their Tail?

Tail wagging is a key indicator of a dog’s friendliness, with wagging tails a clear sign of a friendly dog – or, more accurately, a happy dog. It’s important to say, at this point, that this should never be taken as a definite sign that the dog is safe to approach. Where strangers are concerned, any dog should be approached with caution at the advice of the owner. Tail wagging, however, is strongly associated with pack behaviour and can be traced back to their origins as wolves.

21st August 2021

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